We work with the best carbon removal projects from around the world.

Project Hummingbird is the Global South’s first DAC+Storage plant that will be commissioned by Octavia Carbon in partnership with Cella Mineral Storage. The project will foster climate innovation in Africa and shift the current landscape of DAC deployment.

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Biosorra Project Hippo in Murang'a county, Kenya is producing certified biochar carbon removal and providing regenerative agriculture education programs. Using already available agricultural waste from the area, the project transforms it into biochar carbon removal that is used as fertiliser, leading to increased yield for farmers while simultaneously safely storing carbon.

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In the Odisha and the Assam regions of India, Carboneers has supplied tools and trained 500 farmers on making biochar with the flame curtain pyrolysis technique. Both project areas have been certified by two independent auditors, Ceres Cert and Indocert.

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Manuel Troya has owned Pajaretillo, a family farm since the 60s. Located in Sierra Cádiz, a renowned livestock area, Pajaretillo stands out for its regenerative livestock. Manuel actively adopts innovation to restore ecosystems, ensure animal welfare, and promote biodiversity, transitioning the farm to regenerative management since 2018.

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Registered as a certified Plan Vivo project in 2010, the CommuniTree Carbon Program was co-founded by Taking Root and local project implementer, APRODEIN. CommuniTree works with smallholder farmers across Nicaragua to grow trees alongside their existing farming practices.

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This project durably removes carbon and stores it for tens of thousands of years through Enhanced Rock Weathering. InPlanet works hand-in-hand with farmers to restore degraded soils and improve crop health through the substitution of synthetic fertilisers and Aglime with natural rock powder.

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Fundação Carbon Offset Timor (FCOTI) helps over 1000 small-scale farmers in Timor-Leste to plant trees, which sequester carbon and enhance soil carbon storage. This boosts biodiversity, mitigates climate change, and reduces soil degradation, while improving local livelihoods.

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Regenerative agriculture is one of the most potent solutions to fight climate change. Almost a quarter of all global emissions today are caused by agriculture and forestry. Agricultural activities such as livestock and food production, as well as land-use change, water use, and deforestation, release significant amounts of GHG such as CO₂, methane, and nitrous oxide, contributing to global warming and destroying natural ecosystems.

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Varaha’s ARR-focused projects use revegetation to remove CO2 from the atmosphere, restore ecosystems, improve biodiversity, and improve the livelihoods of communities in Southern India. Their ARR-focused Measurement-Reporting-Verification systems help them track, measure, and verify the carbon impacts.

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The project is focused on supporting community development through a sustainable value chain around forestry; based on reforestation, protection of native species, and carbon sequestration, in addition to social & environmental impact initiatives.

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Ruumi works to enable a future where livestock farming enriches the earth, helping to transform the industry from a climate liability to a climate asset.

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Bio-Logical’s Kenya biochar facility processes agricultural waste into high quality biochar every year, sequestering tonnes of CO2 and supporting smallholder farmers.

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Nurturing sustainability in Nepal, Varaha’s ARR initiative helps the communities in planting the native fruit and nut trees by educating the communities in scientific ARR practices helping them restore ecosystems and biodiversity.

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Varaha's biochar project addresses the ecological impact of invasive Prosopis juliflora across Rajasthan and Gujarat, India. Through an artisanal method, biochar production transforms this invasive species into a soil amendment, sequestering CO2 emissions and promoting grassland restoration.

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This initiative focuses on planting fruit-bearing trees on smallholder lands. Focused on planting fruit-bearing trees, the project aims to remove atmospheric carbon and enhance social well-being, delivering diverse forest and agriculture products while fostering environmental sustainability.

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AfriBam is a project in Malawi that utilises a regenerative model to grow large quantities of bamboo in an old tobacco plantation. This is then turned into biochar compost to restore soils and increase crop yields.

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Carbuna transforms raw biochar into readily accessible products. These products bind CO2 from the atmosphere and store it safely and permanently within soil and building materials. This makes their products climate-positive, which benefits both their customers and the planet at large. In addition to their large network of biochar producers, Carbuna also has its own laboratory and production technology.

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UNDO is delivering Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW) projects in the UK, USA, and Australia, and is made possible through collaboration with two key partners. Firstly, with local quarries, where crushed basalt is sourced as a by-product. And secondly, with agricultural partners, where the crushed basalt is spread on arable land and not only removes atmospheric CO₂ but also delivers a range of co-benefits associated with soil improvement.

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Verora produces high-quality biochar from agricultural and landscaping residues. They use Pyreg’s pyrolysis technology (P500 model), which in addition to biochar also affords local residences with green heat. As the biochar feedstock is unsuitable for traditional energy utilisation, Verora creates biochar while simultaneously eliminating a waste stream from agricultural operations.

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